Sentence examples for it impossible to compete from inspiring English sources

But IBM found that the tax code made it impossible to compete with its own distributors who were able to sell imported personal computers more cheaply.

British producers have found it impossible to compete.

"Tax evasion is still a popular sport, which makes it impossible to compete if you're playing honest".

Today, many racers say that dwelling on the risk of death would make it impossible to compete effectively.

Labour MP Kate Hoey, a leading figure for Grassroots Out, said EU regulations were killing Britain's steel industry, making it impossible to compete with non-EU countries.

If companies had to release details of their margins, they would find it impossible to compete, and the market place would not function, she said.

Since Kinetic Concepts doesn't have a conventional- bed business, it found it almost impossible to compete.

And if it's impossible to compete with them, as it is, in many cases, how do we partner with them, join them rather than beat them?" Scofield is acutely aware that the context has changed dramatically since Finca helped to rewrite the rules of the financial sector in the early 80s.

The treaty was economically devastating to the Indigenous communities on the island, it gutted their fishing and timber industries and made it virtually impossible to compete with settlers.

New companies have therefore found it nearly impossible to compete.

"Financially, it is impossible to compete with them," Wenger said.